[Suche Anleitung für Mazooma Cashanova]

Hallo! Ich habe ein Archiv mit alten Bildern, Programmen, Audio und anderen Gegenständen. Ich werde hochladen!
Ich war auch der Programmierer von Loewen Fungames (Hi Spirits, Knights Trail, Hopp oder Topp). Leider können diese Spiele nicht emuliert werden.

MfG,

Ed

[Suche Anleitung für Mazooma Cashanova]

Hallo,
 

Ich war der Programmierer des Cashanova-Spiels. Ich habe das Handbuch nicht, aber diese Dateien könnten hilfreich sein. Die meisten Informationen sind Standard.

MfG,

Ed

Manual.zip

[Anyone Remember Old Casino Big Breakfast?]

We had a load of them in the Mazooma warehouse. Think most of them ended up in a skip !

IIRC I *think* this machine was one of a few that got ported to Scorp 2 Casino - a cut down version of Scorp 2 to fit inside a casino cabinet. It only drove 3 reels and 64 lamps, I think.

[Mazooma Monopoly Release]

On 15/11/2021 at 11:46, Spidy21982 said:

@edwardb No i think the german roms are partially missing but thanks for the pic

greetings spidy

OK, I am working on getting my Scorpion 4 system running, and if I am able, I can re-make the ROM files as I have the Pac Man source code

[Mazooma Monopoly Release]

@Spidy21982Is Pac Man emulated ?

[This isn't just compensated. It's a fix!]

What was not common, but was certainly done now and then (I did it on games for the Czech Republic) is to make games essentially like buying a scratchcard or raffle ticket.

You literally generate, say, 10000 "tickets" - each of which has a win value (which might be zero) and run that in sequence. If the player makes a decision that runs contrary to the outcome (i.e. holds something that isn't optimal, or gambles too far and loses) you save that money in a pot and chuck it back at them later on.

This way, you can script exactly how the game plays, build in streaks etc, and make it exciting. As I said, in Czech games which didn't have holds, nudges or even features, this was quite a common way of doing things.

 

Cheers

 

[Viva Mexico Release]

Danke! Another winner from Bell Fruit

[Mazooma Monopoly Release]

Yes I am sure I have the ROMs and artwork for Brix....somewhere!

I didn't know about Count Yer Cash for Germany. Actually, one of my reasons for leaving Mazooma was that we moved to using ADP technology for the fungames. The ADP hardware was very old, very slow and difficult to program for. It was a backwards step from Scorpion 4.

So I moved to Global and worked on the Loewen Fungames instead

[Mazooma Monopoly Release]

Hi Spidy!

Yes, Broker Street was a game we did for Schneider Automaten.....it was a nice game but not so popular. I think we sold maybe 200 machines. I will try to find the ROMs for Brix, I am sure they are on a backup somewhere!

For info, I was also the programmer of "Hi Spirits" (which I have the machine in my office!), "A Knights Trail", "Hopp oder Topp" - a kind of WSM-gambling machine, plus a few others. It is sadly not possible to emulate these games as they use the "Pluto" board.

Best Regards

Ed

[Mazooma Monopoly Release]

@Spidy21982Thanks for this emulation! I was the programmer of this game (aged 20!).

Maybe we can talk about some other fungames you might not have emulated (Broker Street, Brix, etc)

MfG!

Ed